FOOD & DRINK
New restaurant looks to revitalize downtown Peabody
Richelle MeladPEABODY — A new restaurant called One Main Restaurant and Lounge will replace the closed Stanzy’s Country Ranch, and its owner and city officials are hopeful it will help revitalize the downtown. Jason Panos, a lawyer representing One Main owner Pat Todisco of Todisco Properties, said that Todisco has had a vision of transforming the […] The post New restaurant looks to revitalize downtown Peabody appeared first on Itemlive.
Fishing Club At Bedford's Edinburg Center Helps People With Disabilities
BEDFORD, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — The Edinburg Center, a nonprofit that serves people with mental health conditions and disabilities, is helping individuals connect with their community and learn valuable life lessons through their fishing club. The Edinburg Center was established in 1977, and since then their mission has expanded...
May 17-18: St. Philip Greek Food Fest!
NASHUA, NH – It’s the most wonderful time of the year for Greek foodies: the annual St. Philip Greek Food Festival is set for May 17-18 on the grounds of St. Philip Greek Orthodox Church., 500 W Hollis St., Nashua. Experience authentic Greek food lovingly made by parishioners...
SLIDESHOW: Sanborn School Multicultural Night
CARL RUSSO PHOTOS: Sanborn Elementary School in Andover unveiled a special art project created by art teacher, Jordan Ricciardi displaying a variety of items representing the students heritage and culture. The event, held on Thursday, April, 25, coincided with the school’s multicultural night which displayed different types of food and...
Local Historic Sites Like Minute Man Park Are Endangered, Says Nonprofit
CONCORD, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — Local activists raised concerns about airplane noise pollution and its effects on historical sites around Massachusetts, especially with the proposed expansion of Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford. The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently announced the 11 most endangered historic sites across the...
Retired Police K-9 Havoc Passes Away
Chief Thomas P. Browne and the Burlington Police Department regret to inform the community that retired Burlington K-9 Havoc passed away on Wednesday, May 1. K-9 Havoc was a 15-year-old German Shepherd from Slovakia. He began his career with Burlington Police in 2010 after graduating from the Boston Police Department’s K9 Academy.
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